Jeopardy #8494

Episode broadcast Thursday, October 21, 2021
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WORD PUZZLES
$200
Begins many a story
Once upon a time
$400
A comfortable position for kids
criss-cross applesauce
$600
Something done continuously, all day & all night
around the clock
$800
REENIGNE Figure out how something was made
reverse engineer
$1000
Bette Davis said, "Fasten your seat belts; it's gonna be" this
a bumpy night
 
 
 
THIS IS THE WAY
$200
It's pretty much a straight 8-hour shot up I-5 to go the 500 miles from San Diego to this capital
Sacramento
$400
You leave Big Sky on Route 64 but may cut some of the 4-hour drive on I-15 to Great Falls, as you can legally go 80 in this state
Montana
$600
Drive your Jaguar out of Jacksonville on I-95 south & I-4 for a couple of hours to this city to enjoy attractions like EPCOT
Orlando
$800
Motor north on Route 7 out of Middlebury & a bit under an hour later, you'll be in Burlington in this state
Vermont
$1000
Leaving Las Vegas, but not casinos? Zip north up Route 95, then west on I-80 to enjoy this seat of Washoe County
Reno
 
 
 
FAMILIAR SOUNDING TRIOS
$200
Slang for money, literature's Mr. Bradbury, the objective case of I
dough, Ray, me
$400
Peter Pan's foe, a facial wrinkle & a pitch that results in ground balls
Hook, line & sinker
$600
For example: ferret, fennel or fluorite
animal, vegetable or mineral
$800
A hair ringlet, a certificate share in a corporation & the tube of a gun
lock, stock & barrel
$1000
Last name of actress Cathy Lee, static photos & the car company that made the Rambler
Crosby, stills & Nash
 
 
 
PEASANT UNDER GLASS
$200
Like many peasant uprisings, one led by Kasuke in 1686 aimed to have these lowered; a museum in Nagano is devoted to the events
taxes
$400
An Oxford University museum has a Swedish peasant bridal shoe made partly of skin from this kind of deer
reindeer
$600
The Museum of the Romanian Peasant has these decorated foodstuffs; traditionally you tap one and say "Christ is risen"
an Easter egg
$800
The National Museum of Ireland has many a slane, a spade with which peasants cut turf from this 3-letter type of wetland
a bog
$1000
Italy's Peasant & Farming Culture Museum has exhibits on this low-THC plant, originally grown for rope for Venetian ships
hemp
 
 
 
SPORTS BOOKS
$200
Roger Kahn's 1972 bestseller "The Boys of Summer" is a nostalgic look at this team before it headed west
the (Brooklyn) Dodgers
$400
The basis for a movie & TV series, this bestseller is subtitled "A Town, a Team, and a Dream"
Friday Night Lights
$600
"Levels of the Game" is John McPhee's book about one 1968 tennis match between Clark Graebner & this African-American champion
Arthur Ashe
$800
In her memoir, this basketball coach wrote, "In 2011, I was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's disease"
Pat Summitt
$1000
Dick Francis was best known for writing mystery novels involving this sport
horse racing
 
 
 
TIME TO FALL INTO AUTUMN
$200
Baby Boo & autumn gold are varieties of this gourd that's popular during fall holidays
a pumpkin
$400
An early version of this tradition was in Nov. 1911 when the U. of Missouri's athletic director had alumni visit for the Kansas game
homecoming
$600
As fall begins in North America, so does this zodiac sign
Libra
$800
In the 8th century November 1 emerged as this holy day to honor the entirety of the canonized
All Saints Day
$1000
From the Latin for "fall off", this adjective describes trees that lose their leaves in fall
deciduous
 
 
 
HISTORY
$400
In 2007 King Abdullah met with Benedict XVI, the first meeting ever between a pope & a monarch of this country
Saudi Arabia
$800
Hi, neighbor; seen here with Francisco Franco is António de Oliveira Salazar, dictator of this country from 1932 to 1968
Portugal
$1200
Wildly exaggerating his frontier exploits, the 1831 play "The Lion of the West" helped make this Tennessean a national hero
(Davy) Crockett
$1600
A type of jacket was popularized by this first prime minister of India
Nehru
$2000
In 1588, England lost this port city, its last possession in France
Calais
 
 
 
THE BOOK OF WHO
$400
Written as a parable, a business classic by Spencer Johnson asks "Who Moved My" this
Cheese
$800
Neurologist Oliver Sacks shared some interesting case histories in "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a" this
a Hat
$1200
"Who I Am" is a candid autobiography by this guitarist/songwriter for The Who
Townshend
$1600
Finally published in its entirety in 2021, "The Man Who Lived Underground" is by this late author of "Native Son"
Richard Wright
$2000
John le Carre received a warm reception & international acclaim with this 1963 novel
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
 
 
 
EPIDEMIOLOGY
$400
This 3-letter epidemiological organization is located in Atlanta on land provided by Emory University
the CDC
$800
Epidemiologists use this 4-letter word for a person who harbors a pathogen; it's no party to be one
a host
$1200
It once caused 1/4 of poisonings in U.S. kids under 5, but fear of Reye syndrome has reduced that as the tots get less of it
aspirin
$1600
Before it described a cancer treatment, this word coined by Paul Ehrlich was used for Salvarsan, a cure for syphilis
chemotherapy
$2000
A 1747 clinical trial showed that citrus fruits help prevent this nutritional disease
scurvy
 
 
 
5-LETTER FOODS
$400
Oui, it's a thin pancake
a crepe
$800
Da! It's a buckwheat pancake
a blini
$1200
A prehistoric cave painting in Spain is perhaps the earliest known evidence of human collection of this
honey
$1600
Nissin's Cup Noodles is an instant version of this Japanese noodle soup
ramen
$2000
This type of pear is also an alternate name for the Plantagenet dynasty
Anjou
 
 
 
SPOKEN WORDS IN CLASSIC SONGS
$400
"We are young... heartache to heartache, we stand... no promises, no demands... love is a battlefield" (then she kicks in hard)
Pat Benatar
$800
In the video: "These 3 people will compete today on 'Jeopardy!"'
"Weird Al" Yankovic
$1200
This band: "Number 9... number 9... number 9..." it goes on like that for a while
The Beatles
$1600
Phil Rizzuto's call: "Squeeze play, it's gonna be close... here's the play at the plate, holy cow, I think he's gonna make it!"
Meat Loaf
$2000
"Stumblin' on my feet, shufflin' through the street, asking people... 'What's the matter whichoo, boy?'"
The Rolling Stones
 
 
 
"OI"!
$400
It means to raise up, like a flag
hoist
$800
Senator William Marcy popularized the phrase "To the victor belong" these
the spoils
$1200
From the material traditionally used to make films, it's a nostalgic word for a motion picture
celluloid
$1600
In his "Funeral Oration", Pericles used this rhyming term, Greek for "the many"
hoi polloi
$2000
It's a fancy name for ring toss
quoits
 
 
 
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
N/A
This country of 16,600 square miles has a possession that's more than 50 times as large
Denmark
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